Alpine Burner Photos

The Alpine Mountain (alpinari or faculty) is a fantasy camenist garden, a fancy fig, a bright decorative imagination capable of transforming any landing area into a real candy!

The strong worlds of this world have placed the landscape designers with the sums of bass to set up a piece of " intact nature " in their mansions. Well, we're going to go through our strength with minimal financial costs, the good hands are growing from where they are, the head is on the shoulders, and it's like it's fine. Good planning and management Alpine pot with its hands. is being created in one day! It is only important to comply with a number of important principles and rules in order not to have to deal with and change with such a difficult masterpiece.

Step 1: Choice of Alpine

First of all, we'll pick up the location for the future of the camenist garden. The choice is desirable to be stopped in an open, simple, solar corner. The south or southwest side of the station will be optimistic. Naturally, it must be a place where you are often. Creating a place to love is hidden from the eyes, there's no point. The Alpine is designed to draw cherished views, to welcome, to appease. By choosing the appropriate location, we'll notice the site.

Step 2: Roy is boiled and drained

In the chosen place, we're pulling the calculator, not too deep, but not too small. For example, for an alpine mountain of 2x2 m, it will be sufficient to have a boiler depth of 0, 8-1 m. For such a desired alpine to welcome you as long as possible, it will be necessary to take care of a good drain that will serve as a foundation without giving the ground to eat, and your throat to fail through the land, and to remove the excess moisture that can harm plants. In order to create a good drain, we fill a boiled brick, ceramsit, cheek, gravel or building debris (except wood waste) that has been left behind by the construction of a home. We're going to sleep with sand or some kind of cocktail from small gravel, galky and sand. 30-40 cm up to the surface, a layer of fertile soil is in motion and must be carefully lost.